HALLOWEEN SURPRISE!! First we gave you the treat, but it turns out y'all got TRICKED, cuz we got one MORE mix for the evening.. and it's ANOTHER treat!! DiGi Valentine, halc, & Sir Jordanius have teamed up and combined their respective forces to form hip-hop trio ZONE RUNNERS!! Check out their debut eponymous album on OverClocked Records - it's worth your hard-earned dollas, especially if you've got a hankering for VGM Sonic the Hedgehog hip-hop. Need persuading? Check out this hip-hop mix from SA2 that the Runners made on the side just for Halloween:

Sir Jordanius:

"As a multi-instrumentalist and long-time fan inspired by predominantly instrumental music groups and artists, this is MFW the lyrics are an integral part of a song and you STILL insist that the vocal-less version is all that you need: http://goo.gl/RUwj2t. no mames guey."

DiGi Valentine:

"No, you can't have a version of this track without the vocals ^__^ Happy Halloween! ~"

halc:

"DiGi brought up the idea on a whim to do a mix for Halloween, Pumpkin Hill being an obvious choice.. so we banged out this whole tune in about 4 days. The original is a classic, and a natural fit for us considering it's already a rap tune with vocals (and yeah, this song ONLY comes with vocals, so don't even f'ing ask ^____^), but it was in "grave" need of a sound upgrade... and that awful bassline just had to go. It's funny, this is one of those tracks that I have tried several times in the past to remix and just failed immediately, but somehow I was able to bang the whole beat out in an afternoon and had vocal stems in my inbox by evening. That's dat ZR synergy. :p

Side note, the wifey and I have been catching up with True Blood lately, so fans of that show might find a few references to it in my verse. ;) Much love to everyone who has supported our debut album, and Happy Halloween!"

I wouldn't call myself a fan of True Blood per se... I've watched six seasons and am stalling on the seventh because ultimately, I feel like it's just not a very good show... BUT... it's certainly had its moments. Russel Edgington on live TV was the pinnacle of the whole thing, for me at least. At any rate, I got the refs, which made me feel warm & special - mad props on the lyrics overall, from all three of yas. Larry writes:

"The thing I appreciate the most about Zone Runners is that they're ALL IN when it comes to executing their music. All of the lyrics are delivered so confidently, and it's impossible not to get wrapped up in the personality that drips from both the vocals and instrumental. Nice work by these bros taking "A Ghost's Pumpkin Soup" and Hunnid-P's vocals and adding extra tangible levels of expressiveness & fun to the picture.

halc & DiGi adding Sir Jordanius to recast the Zone Runners duo as a trio has resulted in some SUPER STRONG SYNERGY. If you enjoy this spin on Sonic Adventure 2, you DEFINITELY need to pick up the group's licensed self-titled Sonic tribute album - Zone Runners will hook you up with 11 great funk & hip-hop tracks full of swagger and the occasional word salad! :-)"

Ditto all that; knowing the lineup, I of course expected greatness, but it's the conviction of the diction that makes the prediction fact, and not fiction. Word.

Yeah, there's a reason I don't try this myself, at home.

At any rate, while explicitly Halloween-themed, this jam is more suitable for a Halloween party than a haunted house, as it's bigger on the hustle & flow than the heebie-jeebies/spine-chillingness. Vocoding & singing towards the end is clutch, and a nice touch. Great work from Drew, Niyazi, & Jordan, aka ZR, both on the album (which, if you didn't catch it the first three times, you should STILL check out) and on this specific mix, which resets the hip-hop original against a more modern backdrop w/ a delicious synth bass & swaps out the lyrics for some original ZR rhymes, for great justice!

Discussion

Very cool remix. I like what the Zone Runners did last year, and
this one is one of my fav. The instrumentation is very cool IMO
-- love the pizz strings. The lead synths were nice too. Very
funky as well. Liked it a lot, nice job!

'Scuse my double post, but by the way: I just helped the Rich
Gang get more money. Look at all of those views: 64,438,382.
Sweet Jesus! We gotta make a way for the OCRemix musicians
because they're so talented, passionate, and deserve much as a
result.

Note: this isn't another 'I didn't get what I wanted' rant. I can
make my own music. The nature is rather a request that roots
itself in higher expectations from good musicians.

We kept the original lyrics in the song out of homage and that
i know people would want to hear them, otherwise i would have
personally liked to have re-written the lyrics entirely. But
i'm not a killjoy and recognize some people want the old bars
in there, so we left them.

Why didn't we rap more as Knuckles? Simple. We're not
Knuckles. We're the Zone Runners with already established
personalities, so we used our own for our own new verses.
Knuckles himself, that's reserved to people like Dredd Fox,
Hunnid P, The Bronx Rican (who portrayed Knux here at OCR ten
years ago), so it wouldn't be right if we built off of the
echidna.

Instead, we decided to build off of the Halloween mood itself
by referencing vampires, zombies, frankenstein, werewolves
and all that good s**t from our own perspectives visiting
Pumpkin Hill.

That being said, i get the feeling you are a very big fan of
the original song and, hey, all the more to you. Enjoy what
you enjoy.

All this boils down to is the fact that you ain't feeling our
version more than the source. Done.

You got it, but to clarify, the real reason for critique is to
express faith in your skill. Bringing up the original is
comparison, which will get done because that is always what will
be done when you make a remix. Always. Honestly,
the rapping is mainly what made the original that phenomenal.

I typically just ignore stuff like this, but if you're gonna
try and make some in-depth analysis of my music and creative
choices with a list of vague, unhelpful comments thinly veiled
as criticisms on a public review thread, then be prepared to
elaborate because I'm going to defend myself.

Can't blame you, but... relax.

Why were they a bad choice? Because they weren't a piano?
Obviously the original was a piano, but I didn't want to use a
piano, I wanted my song to be different. That's what we do
around here.

It can be whatever
instrument. It doesn't have to be the original, or even
like it. In my opinion, the pizzi was meh. Pay no attention,
please.

Which ones? What was un-smooth about them? Obviously nothing is
ever perfect - by that measure all song transitions ever
written 'could have' been smoother. But since you made a whole
bullet point out of it, I'd like to know what you particularly
think is wrong with our transitions?

In songs, you have major and minor transitions. The major ones,
of course, are obvious changes, and the minor ones are subtle. A
good idea would be to have small buildups and falls of percussion
in the background when you are getting ready to change. As for
the tones, same. To be more specific about the tones, the scheme
of dropping some and including new ones is essential; likewise to
rhythm, a precursor of a certain theme acts as hint; the
following of that tone could be replaced by another instrument,
become less constant, or be dropped altogether. Heck, bring more
of its constant, and work from there.

A lot of the changes in the song were good, like that rolling
synth bass at the end of certain musical phrases, but the ringing
synth that jumped in at the chorus was like... where did that
come from?

I liked that little break before the second verse. What was
that... a key change, or something? [shrug] it was good.

I'm not gonna compare any of us to Hunnid P, that's not the
point of this song. Each of us gave it our all on this song, so
I guess we just don't stand up to your standard.

This ain't about who's better than who, but about what Zone
Runners can do, and that is a lot.

Well, yes, you did a remix, not some cover. I don't hear a lack
of effort; there was PLENTY of that! Rather, what's being sought
is the skill of expression. When I speak of what Hunnid was
doing, I was talking about character. For
example: "I'm hearing someone saying "You a chicken, don't be
scared!"" The part of when he tells us that he hears someone, he
sounds narrative, and then he repeats what he heard. That recall
sounded sincere, like we're being told that he was getting mocked
and couldn't figure out who. Paranormal? This is a place roaming
with spirits. That leads to "had to be the wind cuz nobody wasn't
there", confirming in narration that he came across some
paranormal shit and said to himself "fuck it" cuz it's a haunted
place and he had a mission, despite.

Simpler: reciting lyrics versus telling a story with your
expression. You're not Hunnid-P, but give us that
expression! The Zone Runners are going to do it
how the Zone Runners will, but there's no limit. You guys can do
anything.

Well, we were not writing a song about gliding around pumpkin
hill collecting emerald shards with a digging tool. We were not
setting out to make a new background music for pumpkin hill. We
really didn't even want to use any of Hunnid P's original
lyrics in the first place, but since the original song had
them, and the general perspective on vocals in VGM is so weird
and fucked up, we figured people are gonna expect to hear them,
so we kept them. It seems like you have this grand concept in
mind of an updated version of Pumpkin Hill that has the exact
same feel and vibe as before but 'enhanced' - that is not what
we set out to do here. This song fits into OUR context as the
ZR, and that's all that matters to us.

Who said that it had to be the same as
before (but yet enhanced)? It's a remix! I don't run shit; I was
just really disappointed because of something that I perceived to
be a distraction to what would otherwise be a great remix.

And I have no idea what that last sentence means. I read that
to mean that you thought our new verses were 'weak and
meaningless' but I may be interpreting whatever you're trying
to say incorrectly.

Let me start with the positive: DiGi and you can
rap. Secondly, I'm going to ease on down about the
'strength' of the lyrics. They were decent.

The first half was some Halloween poetry with the wine/blood
assimilation. Okay, but if the chorus and a reserved verse both
from the original serve the purpose of describing the endeavors
of the great Knux, then... what's going on? Is Knuckles a
hemo-holic vampire now? No, but we get confused because we think
that this is about Knuckles, but it's not. That's not my fault if
I get lost because I heard a transit from Knux to yourselves in a
song that seems to be about Knuckles because of the chorus,
mainly, but really, you did something for the fans. I am sure
that they are pleased.

Second verse:

Yo, Dr. halc. Let me clear out some
of these corpses, bredda.

I ain't gonna let it get to me, I'm
just gonna chill

Down at Pumpkin Hill, I'm gonna keep
it hella real

Serving hot soup, force feed beyond
your fill

when you wanna test me but you lack
any skill.

Bloodsuckers wanna hunt me in the
night,

but their fangs only talk, they
never really bite.

Take a stake or two and drive it
through your chest in one strike.

Now, what was it about me you didn't
really like?

Get stalked by the undead

so I got 12 gauges aimed at his dumb
head.

Turn pumpkins from orange to blood
red.

Grab your jack-o-lanterns, here
comes the sunset.

(Aaoo-oo-oooo)

Howl at the moon.

Whispers in the air, I'm coming for
you soon.

Yeah. I got a graveyard
theory

that says you'll be buried before
you get anywhere near me.

The sounds and music that were placed in this part were killer.

As for the second half, it's still fitting. In fact, more
interesting because it went in harder on the ruthlessness of the
rapper as well as Knuckles. At first, I thought that this was
still about Knuckles, except more awesome,
actually. It's about something else,
but it's still awesome.

The funky sounds and (auto-tune?) on the singing at the
latter/end of the song were funky. Stankin'.

Okay, so basically, you want us to lower the quality of our
mix.

I mean, the original Pumpkin Hill is great, but it's no secret
that it's produced with cheap samples, rigidly sequenced and
deceptively repetitive.

True. It sounded good, but
still.

The only thing in the original song that is of a modern quality
is Hunnid P's vocals.

Ok, now I'm not confused because a mix with lesser quality is the
last thing that I would ask for. If I wanted bad hiphop, I would
go listen to

or someone awful. Just to say, anything good in the song
being linked that you hear, I hear, but we can agree that... if
that's is what I want to hear, then that's what I'll go for.

Am I doing wrong here?

I think we've done this song a favor and given it a whole new
life. Again, I don't know what you want from us - it's OBVIOUS
to me at this point that you have a vision for how this song
should be remixed and we didn't give you that.

Nothing on here is helpful at all on a musical level. It's just
you telling us how you wanted us to make the song, which from
what I can glean basically a carbon copy of the original with
maybe updated piano sample and new vocals that do nothing but
self-reference Knuckles-related things for 4 and a half
minutes.

You did bring it new life. Thank you. However, am I requesting
something similar to the original, or something with heightened
skill and expression that comes from you? The best of you, or a
fanboy's wet dream?

Do note: I'm not being serious in reply to the above. I'm
NOT trying
to flame here, but I could swear almost that I'm being flamed
here. Honest to God, or maybe I need to take a good nap or get
some fresh air. Again, my reply won't be serious, but one serious
thing that I have to say is that I am starting to question my
sanity after reading the previous two quotes (with the line about
me throwing pseudo-technical insults at you extracted from it)
because I could be pulling a rabbit from a hat, if there is a
hat.

Two things come to mind, or three. Here's the first:

"You had an idea of the song, which really wasn't an idea after
all because it would be more like the original cuz you're a
fanboy who misses the original, and so it'd be pretty clever for
me to say that as a dis to the fact that you liked the original
(though I liked it too, or at least enough to remix it), which
means (wait, that makes no sense; should I mind too that this guy
could find fault with the original? Well, regardless, I'll just
use his liking of the original against him (because he picked
ours apart). My reply is not only insulting but deliberately
flawed, and so it renders my reply offensive, but nevermind)
ANYWAY, so yeah, suck Hunnid-P's dick you fanboy! Go take a MIDI
and slap some cool instruments on it, then record yourself trying
to sound like Hunnid-P!

But those comments are just thinly veiled insults
really.

Second thought: "I don't know what you want, but since you do,
why don't you try it your way without saying much about mine?
Nothing is wrong with mine".

Third: take the straw man first thought of mine and balance it
with the clear and sincere message of the second thought. It'll
reciprocate and turn into a legitimate point laced with dickish
statements. That's what you're doing. Just keep it real, padna.

The lyrics may have aired on the humorous side, but we took
this song just as seriously as any other we've ever made. It
may have been crafted on a whim, but we poured just as much
passion and inspiration and detail and care and love that we do
to all of our tracks. If you want a different execution, feel
free to do it yourself.

I needed to be clearer: I am aware that you took this song
seriously, as of any other that you have done, even with the
elements of dark humor. However, what I am speaking on is that I
shouldn't be too serious because after all, I'm a random game
nerd that you've come across a few times before on a website full
of game nerds who appreciate game music. It's wonderful, even
ground-breaking but nothing to get too serious about. Like I had
mentioned, the original song was a game theme made to accompany
the adventures of an anthropomorphic echidna who descended from a
long dynasty of guardians, and due to it was destined to protect
a green rock that'll keep his home afloat.

So, we got one thing straight: I'm not just some butthurt fanboy
who couldn't keep a boner. That which you take me for is up to
you.

Dang, had a lot of potential in this one. Personally, not gonna
lie, I was disappointed. Everything is too quantized and perfect.
I loved Jordanius's part; the chorus is both funny and enjoyable.

But with any music, *especially* this type of hip hop, it just
can't be that perfectly quantized. It should be "out of
the pocket" if that makes sense. It grooves so much
harder when everything is a little off. You got this shuffle goin
but when it sounds robotic, you just lose some of that groove
magic.

Good god, i didn't even notice that! XD ...seriously,
the last person to hit up SA2 was The Bronx himself! That's insane.

Man, i'm really glad we did cover this song now. It's not only
been the ZR's first official posted debut at OCR or halc's first
vocal posted debut at OCR but it's also been the first SA2 remex
in ten years.

Awesome!! Totally unintentional, but awesome!

Everything you just said

Yeah, Hunnid P is doing time for a gun-charge. Hopefully he'll be
a bit more open-minded about our remix than you've been because i
feel you're judging us a tiny liiiittle bit unfairly here.

We kept the original lyrics in the song out of homage and that i
know people would want to hear them, otherwise i would have
personally liked to have re-written the lyrics entirely. But i'm
not a killjoy and recognize some people want the old bars in
there, so we left them.

Why didn't we rap more as Knuckles? Simple. We're not Knuckles.
We're the Zone Runners with already established personalities, so
we used our own for our own new verses. Knuckles himself, that's
reserved to people like Dredd Fox, Hunnid P, The Bronx Rican (who
portrayed Knux here at OCR ten years ago), so it wouldn't be
right if we built off of the echidna.

Instead, we decided to build off of the Halloween mood itself by
referencing vampires, zombies, frankenstein, werewolves and all
that good s**t from our own perspectives visiting Pumpkin Hill.

That being said, i get the feeling you are a very big fan of the
original song and, hey, all the more to you. Enjoy what you
enjoy.

All this boils down to is the fact that you ain't feeling our
version more than the source. Done.

I'm personally really pleased with the response our version has
gotten and i thank everybody who has been bumping it, reblogging
it on Tumblr, retweeting it on Twitter and sharing it on
Facebook. The support has been fantastic and with that i can feel
it when i say i think we done a good job here.

Not ego inflated, not 'trying to out-do anybody or the original',
i just feel we've done the song a lot of justice.

I typically just ignore stuff like this, but if you're gonna try
and make some in-depth analysis of my music and creative choices
with a list of vague, unhelpful comments thinly veiled as
criticisms on a public review thread, then be prepared to
elaborate because I'm going to defend myself.

Those pizzis were a poor choice for that beginning
melody, which was a piano, originally.

Why were they a bad choice? Because they weren't a piano?
Obviously the original was a piano, but I didn't want to use a
piano, I wanted my song to be different. That's what we do around
here.

Song transitions could have been smoother.

Which ones? What was un-smooth about them? Obviously nothing is
ever perfect - by that measure all song transitions ever written
'could have' been smoother. But since you made a whole bullet
point out of it, I'd like to know what you particularly think is
wrong with our transitions?

Hunnid-P had more character. His vocals were more dynamic and
passionate. You can hear it even in the rise and fall of his
pitch.

I'm not gonna compare any of us to Hunnid P, that's not the point
of this song. Each of us gave it our all on this song, so I guess
we just don't stand up to your standard.

The rest of the fx vocals seemed unnecessary.

I don't know what 'fx vocals' means. Are you talking about the
robotic background vocals at certain parts? If so, okay, but I
disagree. I think they give the song a ton of extra character.

Hunnid-P's lyrics were way more into the context of
Pumpkin Hill, as if he was pumping out lyrics subconsciously
while watching/playing it. Adding verses that weren't there
originally would win you some serious bonus points, but
honestly... mostly, though not entirely weak and
meaningless.+

Well, we were not writing a song about gliding around pumpkin
hill collecting emerald shards with a digging tool. We were not
setting out to make a new background music for pumpkin hill. We
really didn't even want to use any of Hunnid P's original lyrics
in the first place, but since the original song had them, and the
general perspective on vocals in VGM is so weird and fucked up,
we figured people are gonna expect to hear them, so we kept them.
It seems like you have this grand concept in mind of an updated
version of Pumpkin Hill that has the exact same feel and vibe as
before but 'enhanced' - that is not what we set out to do here.
This song fits into OUR context as the ZR, and that's all that
matters to us.

And I have no idea what that last sentence means. I read that to
mean that you thought our new verses were 'weak and meaningless'
but I may be interpreting whatever you're trying to say
incorrectly.

I know that you guys aren't Sega Studios, but the quality of
this one needed to be closer to the original.

Okay, so basically, you want us to lower the quality of our mix.
I mean, the original Pumpkin Hill is great, but it's no secret
that it's produced with cheap samples, rigidly sequenced and
deceptively repetitive. The only thing in the original song that
is of a modern quality is Hunnid P's vocals. I think we've done
this song a favor and given it a whole new life. Again, I don't
know what you want from us - it's OBVIOUS to me at this point
that you have a vision for how this song should be remixed and we
didn't give you that. But these comments are just thinly veiled
insults really. Nothing on here is helpful at all on a musical
level. It's just you telling us how you wanted us to make the
song, which from what I can glean basically a carbon copy of the
original with maybe updated piano sample and new vocals that do
nothing but self-reference Knuckles-related things for 4 and a
half minutes.

It wasn't a serious track (after all, it's a remix of a video
game rap song for Knuckles in a Sonic game released during
Halloween on Overclocked Remix many years after the original
was recorded), but a different execution would have been
nice.

The lyrics may have aired on the humorous side, but we took this
song just as seriously as any other we've ever made. It may have
been crafted on a whim, but we poured just as much passion and
inspiration and detail and care and love that we do to all of our
tracks. If you want a different execution, feel free to do it
yourself.

Some surprising instances in the song made it interesting,
like some of the fx vocals.

2nd chorus was pretty creative.

Cons:

Those pizzis were a poor choice for that beginning melody,
which was a piano, originally.

Song transitions could have been smoother.

Hunnid-P had more character. His vocals were more dynamic and
passionate. You can hear it even in the rise and fall of his
pitch.

The rest of the fx vocals seemed unnecessary.

Hunnid-P's lyrics were way more into the context of
Pumpkin Hill, as if he was pumping out lyrics subconsciously
while watching/playing it. Adding verses that weren't there
originally would win you some serious bonus points, but
honestly... mostly, though not entirely weak and
meaningless.+

I know that you guys aren't Sega Studios, but the quality of
this one needed to be closer to the original.

+There were
more things that could have been mentioned about that level, or
Knuckles in specific:

Shovel Claw upgrade.

The G.U.N enemies.

The three general areas: Pumpkin Mountain, Church Mountain,
and Ghost Train Mountain.

The need/use of Knuckles' sunglasses, which help you see the
invisible. Useful for Hard Mode (one of the emeralds being above
the church, but it can't be accessed unless you wear the
sunglasses and see the secret, which sends you into the air
toward the emerald once you see it).

The scene implies that it's in the same district as Sky Rail,
Shadow's stage.

It wasn't a serious track (after all, it's a remix of a video
game rap song for Knuckles in a Sonic game released during
Halloween on Overclocked Remix many years after the original was
recorded), but a different execution would have been nice.

First SA2 ReMix in... 10 years???? Are you kidding me? Anyway,
this is just awesome. Spooky, yet groovy, fitting for a
Halloween party. Good work, guys!

Yeah, Bronx-Rican was the last SA2 remixer. I tried to do a
couple but I wasn't very knowledgeable nor financed enough to
pull it off. Let's make a trend.

Oh my god, hahahaha! I love this so much, guys! As a big fan of
all three ReMixers separately, it truly is a treat to hear all
three combine to deliver this smooth and spooky rap arrangement
of Pumpkin Hill. Also loved the addition of some spooky scary
skeletons at the end. Awesome ReMix, I'm going to be enjoying for
quite a lot time.

Heyyyyy, it's the Zone Runners! I have a soft spot in my heart
for Hunnid-P's fast-and-furious-but-trying-a-little-too-hard
echidna rap, and I love this goofy, stylish take on it. One of
the best songs from you guys yet!

File Information

[Intro (DiGi Valentine)]
Yo, we're the Zone Runners.
And this time we're at Pumpkin Hill.
You ain't ready.

[Verse 1 (halc)]
I ain't gonna let it get to me, I'm just gonna creep
Down in Pumpkin Hill, I gots to find my lost piece
I know that it's here, I can sense it in my feet
The grey emerald's power allows me to feel
I can't see a thing, but it's around somewhere
I'm gonna hold my head 'cause I have no fear
This probably seems crazy, a graveyard theory
But a ghost tried to approach me and got leery

[Verse 1.5 (DiGi Valentine)]
Asked him a question and he vanished in a second.
I'm walking through valleys, crying pumpkins in the alleys.
They didn't seem happy, but they sure tried to get me.
Had to back 'em up with the fist, metal cracklin'.
I'm hearing someone saying you's a chicken, don't be scared.
It had to be the wind, 'cause nobody wasn't there.
I searched and I searched as I climbed up the wall
and then I started to fly, I went in deeper, uh!

[Chorus (Sir Jordanius)]
Let it get to me? I'm just gonna creep
Down in Pumpkin Hill, I gots to find my lost piece
I know that it's here, I can sense it in my feet
The grey emerald's power allows me to feel
I can't see a thing, but it's around somewhere
Gonna hold my head 'cause I got nothin' to fear
This probably seems crazy, graveyard theory
A ghost tried to approach me and got leery

[Verse 2 (halc)]
(Yo)
I ain't gonna let it get to me, I'm just gonna hang
Down in Pumpkin Hill because I need my next drank
I tried a pint of vampire blood and I liked it
'Cuz they said just a drop would make me go Hyper
And now I'm walking like Frankenstein
Because I need another taste of that fine red wine
Lain silver chains and pulled fangs
Without pain, drained veins and a staked brain
What? Are my raps too violent?
Yo, I didn't kill the guy, just keeping him quiet
That you can log as a merciful attack
The True Death reserved for the guy who calls bars raps
(Ding dong) trick or treat, its'a me, halc, yessiree and I'm a doctor this year,
So please, why don't ya hand over all the candy
And we won't have to show you our graveyard theory

I ain't gonna let it get to me, I'm just gonna chill
Down at Pumpkin Hill, I'm gonna keep it hella real
Serving hot soup, force feed beyond your fill
when you wanna test me but you lack any skill.
Bloodsuckers wanna hunt me in the night,
but their fangs only talk, they never really bite.
Take a stake or two and drive it through your chest in one strike.
Now, what was it about me you didn't really like?
Get stalked by the undead
so I got 12 gauges aimed at his dumb head.
Turn pumpkins from orange to blood red.
Grab your jack-o-lanterns, here comes the sunset.
(Aaoo-oo-oooo)
Howl at the moon.
Whispers in the air, I'm coming for you soon.
Yeah. I got a graveyard theory
that says you'll be buried before you get anywhere near me.

[Chorus 2 (Sir Jordanius)]
Let it get to me? I'm just gonna creep
Cemetery pop-lockin' dancing machine
Time to moonwalk, and I can feel it in my feet
The Thrillin' of this Killin' got me groovin' to this beat
Ain't hard to see, the funk is everywhere
Bobbin' my head 'cause I got nothin' to fear
This may seem like a conspiracy theory
An alien chick was DTF, I said "Girrrl, ah-HEE!"

But it's around somewhere
I gots to find my lost piece
But it's around somewhere
Let it get to me...

Well, hello

Let it get to me? I'm just gonna creep
Down in Pumpkin Hill, I gots to find my lost piece
I know that it's here, I can sense it in my feet
The grey emerald's power allows me to feel
I can't see a thing, but it's around somewhere
I'm gonna hold my head, I got-got nothin' to fear
This probably seems crazy, graveyard theory
A ghost tried to approach me and got leery

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